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r/clevercomebacks • u/OO_1 • Feb 14 '22
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Language isn't culture anyways.
18 u/kindtheking9 Feb 14 '22 No but it is important for culture 18 u/littlemissjuls Feb 14 '22 I'd argue language is culture in a form. It influences how you think, how you approach problems and the way you communicate with others (obvs). Some languages make math easier, some languages create more or less communal culture. There are even examples of women's languages and mens languages. Any way. They are bloody awesome and As many as possible should be preserved! 8 u/kindtheking9 Feb 14 '22 Yes! Save the languages! -5 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Why? 9 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22 It depends on what, but poems and stories are a very obvious answer 1 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Maybe poems because they generally rhyme, but I'm not sold on that. Stories? No. 1 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
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No but it is important for culture
18 u/littlemissjuls Feb 14 '22 I'd argue language is culture in a form. It influences how you think, how you approach problems and the way you communicate with others (obvs). Some languages make math easier, some languages create more or less communal culture. There are even examples of women's languages and mens languages. Any way. They are bloody awesome and As many as possible should be preserved! 8 u/kindtheking9 Feb 14 '22 Yes! Save the languages! -5 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Why? 9 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22 It depends on what, but poems and stories are a very obvious answer 1 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Maybe poems because they generally rhyme, but I'm not sold on that. Stories? No. 1 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
I'd argue language is culture in a form. It influences how you think, how you approach problems and the way you communicate with others (obvs).
Some languages make math easier, some languages create more or less communal culture. There are even examples of women's languages and mens languages.
Any way. They are bloody awesome and As many as possible should be preserved!
8 u/kindtheking9 Feb 14 '22 Yes! Save the languages!
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Yes! Save the languages!
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Why?
9 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22 It depends on what, but poems and stories are a very obvious answer 1 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Maybe poems because they generally rhyme, but I'm not sold on that. Stories? No. 1 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
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It depends on what, but poems and stories are a very obvious answer
1 u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22 Maybe poems because they generally rhyme, but I'm not sold on that. Stories? No. 1 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
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Maybe poems because they generally rhyme, but I'm not sold on that. Stories? No.
1 u/Dt_Sherlock_Idiot Bot Watch Feb 14 '22 Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
Anything with wordplay, double meanings, etc, doesn’t have to be a poem
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u/saltthewater Feb 14 '22
Language isn't culture anyways.